git flow: deleting incorrect releases
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I'm using git flow
to manage my the releases of my git-based project.
My code is currently on version 1.2.3, and I have accidentally done a git flow release start 1.2.4
before I was ready to do so. I want to completely abort that git flow
scenario and completely get rid of the 1.2.4 release branch. Then I want to fix my code and restart that release process once again with a new, fresh 1.2.4 release branch.
In attempting to get rid of that incorrect 1.2.4 branch, I tried to do a git flow release finish 1.2.4
, but I am being told the following ...
fatal: branch feature/1.2.4 does not exist and is required
What can I do to get rid of all incorrect 1.2.4 git flow
work so I can restart the git flow
process correctly for that version?
Thanks in advance.
git
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I'm using git flow
to manage my the releases of my git-based project.
My code is currently on version 1.2.3, and I have accidentally done a git flow release start 1.2.4
before I was ready to do so. I want to completely abort that git flow
scenario and completely get rid of the 1.2.4 release branch. Then I want to fix my code and restart that release process once again with a new, fresh 1.2.4 release branch.
In attempting to get rid of that incorrect 1.2.4 branch, I tried to do a git flow release finish 1.2.4
, but I am being told the following ...
fatal: branch feature/1.2.4 does not exist and is required
What can I do to get rid of all incorrect 1.2.4 git flow
work so I can restart the git flow
process correctly for that version?
Thanks in advance.
git
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up vote
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I'm using git flow
to manage my the releases of my git-based project.
My code is currently on version 1.2.3, and I have accidentally done a git flow release start 1.2.4
before I was ready to do so. I want to completely abort that git flow
scenario and completely get rid of the 1.2.4 release branch. Then I want to fix my code and restart that release process once again with a new, fresh 1.2.4 release branch.
In attempting to get rid of that incorrect 1.2.4 branch, I tried to do a git flow release finish 1.2.4
, but I am being told the following ...
fatal: branch feature/1.2.4 does not exist and is required
What can I do to get rid of all incorrect 1.2.4 git flow
work so I can restart the git flow
process correctly for that version?
Thanks in advance.
git
I'm using git flow
to manage my the releases of my git-based project.
My code is currently on version 1.2.3, and I have accidentally done a git flow release start 1.2.4
before I was ready to do so. I want to completely abort that git flow
scenario and completely get rid of the 1.2.4 release branch. Then I want to fix my code and restart that release process once again with a new, fresh 1.2.4 release branch.
In attempting to get rid of that incorrect 1.2.4 branch, I tried to do a git flow release finish 1.2.4
, but I am being told the following ...
fatal: branch feature/1.2.4 does not exist and is required
What can I do to get rid of all incorrect 1.2.4 git flow
work so I can restart the git flow
process correctly for that version?
Thanks in advance.
git
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